ITC Faculty Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation

The Faculty Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) of the University of Twente is an education and research establishment in the field of geo-information science and earth observation. It is an international knowledge hub in geospatial sciences, with an emphasis on collaborative educational and research activities in geo-information science and earth observation. The organization's focus is on fundamental and problem-solving research, with an eye to those complex global challenges requiring spatial information like claims for sufficient and secure food, water, energy, health, land, and housing provision.

The Faculty Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) of the University of Twente, is an education and research establishment in the field of geo-information science and earth observation. It is an international knowledge hub in geospatial sciences, with an emphasis on collaborative educational and research activities in geo-information science and earth observation. The organization's focus is on fundamental and problem-solving research, with an eye to those complex global challenges requiring spatial information like claims for sufficient and secure food, water, energy, health, land and housing provision.

ITC has a selection of courses in its degree, diploma, and certificate program in geo-information science and earth observation including a:

• Bachelor's programmeprogram
• Three-year educational programmeprogram
• One-year programmeprogram (60 credits)
• Joint programmesprograms: Courses offered jointly by higher education institutes from around the world

ITC offers itsa variety of alumni different services and benefits which include:

• Alumni e-mailemail account: This enables alumni stay in touch with ITC and fellow alumni
• ESRI software donation: Under an agreement between Faculty ITC and ESRI Redlands USA, full-time and sandwich (double) PhD researchers, including students following a Master of Science, Master, Postgraduate Diploma or Diploma Course, graduated after 2000, are entitled to receive free ESRI ArcGIS software at the time of graduation.

ITC has a selection of courses in its degree, diploma and certificate program in geo-information science and earth observation including a:

• Two-year Master's (MSc) program
• Bachelor's programme
• Three-year educational programme
• Postgraduate diploma
• One-year programme (60 credits)
• Short courses varying in duration (5, 10 or 15 credits)
• Online courses varying in duration (5, 15 or 120 credits)
• Joint programmes: Courses offered jointly by higher education institutes from around the world

• Geospatial Computing Platform
• geospatial computing platform
• Geospatial Computing Platform: The Geospatial Computing Platform is a cloud-based 24/7 service provided by the Center of Expertise in Big Geodata Science

• Alumni e-mail account
• Alumni e-mail account: This enables alumni stay in touch with ITC and fellow alumni
• ESRI software donation
• ESRI software donation: Under an agreement between Faculty ITC and ESRI Redlands USA, full-time and sandwich PhD researchers, including students following a Master of Science, Master, Postgraduate Diploma or Diploma Course, graduated after 2000, are entitled to receive free ESRI ArcGIS software at the time of graduation.

ITC offers its alumni different services and benefits which include:

• Library services
• Alumni e-mail account
• Diploma transcript
• ILWIS: A remote sensing and GIS software developed by ITC and released in 2005.
• Statement: Recognition of degrees
• Alumni statement
• ESRI software donation
• Geospatial Computing Platform
• geospatial computing platform
• Certificate of conduct (VOG)
• Diploma legalization

The Faculty Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) of the University of Twente, is an education and research establishment in the field of geo-information science and earth observation. It is an international knowledge hub in geospatial sciences, with an emphasis on collaborative educational and research activities in geo-information science and earth observation. The organization's focus is on fundamental and problem-solving research, with an eye to those complex global challenges requiring spatial information like claims for sufficient and secure food, water, energy, health, land and housing provision.